Lightning strikes twice: electricity from two directions may give superior pain relief

Article Abstract:

Interferential therapy is one of the most effective methods of treating pains and injuries suffered by athletes. The therapy uses two electrode pads attached to two separate circuits which have different frequency loads. Instances when the therapy should be used are presented.

Equipment and supplies, Column, Wounds and injuries, Physical therapy, Wound care, Athletes

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A closer look: arthroscopy keeps you from the unkindest cut

Article Abstract:

Orthopedic surgeons apply arthroscopy to evaluate medical problems of human joints. Many patients have turned to this medical procedure because it leaves smaller scars, shortens hospitalization and has short recovery period.

Evaluation, Joints, Joints (Anatomy), Medical examination, Arthroscopy

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Iliotibial band friction syndrome: early detection the key to avoiding knee pain

Article Abstract:

Iliotibial band friction syndrome is an overuse injury that causes knee pain. Several tests can be used to diagnose the condition. Stretching exercises to loosen the iliotibial band are described.

Methods, Exercise therapy, Knee, Overuse injuries, Repetition strain injury, Knee injuries

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